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refer to the circuit shown in figure 17-2 and the resistive-inductive series circuits section of the ac
formulas listed in appendix b.
1. assume that the circuit shown in figure 17-2 is connected to a 40
snown in figure 17-2 is connected to a 480-v, 60-hz line. the inductor
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